So, what happens when you try to make your limited production, $385,000 2015 Ferrari fly? Nothing good. Several of our Austin Fire Department C shift crews were called to the scene of a single vehicle collision last Friday night, January 13. A witness stated that the vehicle was traveling more than 100 mph as it passed over the bridge on Red Bud Trail headed toward Westlake Drive. The vehicle failed to make the first turn (no surprise there) and continued straight into the woods. It then went airborne for 40 feet, flipped over in the air, and landed facing the way it went in, but on its side, down a 40-foot ravine.

Amazingly, the three occupants in the vehicle suffered only minor injuries; however, the driver was later arrested for driving under the influence. #docneedsaferrari #thisisnotferrisbuellersdayoff

(Photo credit: AFD Battalion Chief David Brietzke)